Corporate Scam in India
Corporate Scam in India
Corporate Scam in India
It is one of the most Technical and done with very cleverness Scam in the
year 1992.This scam takes all the advantage of loopholes in the Indian share
market.Harshad Mehta was an intelligent Broker and he knew the exact
loopholes with the Indian economy and the banking system.
The Immediate impact of Harshad Mehta scam was sharp fall in share prices
and indices.
due to Harshad Mehta scam market loss 0.1 million crore loss in terms of
market capitalization.
Then Government liberalization policy comes under various criticism.
SEBI Postponed sanctioning of Private sector Mutual Fund.
The Euro-Issues Planned by various companies were delayed due to Harshad
Mehta scam.
Bhansali had floated 133 companies to pull in funds and suck them out.
In three years, between March ’93 and ’96, the net worth of CRB Capital
Markets plunged from Rs 11.65 crore to Rs 436.6 crore, or over 37 times.
Alarm bells should have gone off about manipulation, especially as SEBI,
which had given in an inspection report on the group’s merchant banking
division and asset Management Company, came up with serious breaches.
The Cobbler Scam is one of the biggest million dollars scams in Indian
History, is nicknamed The Great Cobbler Scam.this Great Cobbler Scam was
that various businessman & politicians had siphoned around $600 million US
dollars from a scheme that was running by the Government of India meant to
benefit the poor cobblers of Mumbai. The money of the scheme was meant to
provide low-interest loans and tax grants to the Mumbai’s poorest – cobblers
who work 16-hours a day for less than $2. Not a single money reached these
cobblers.
His financing method was very simple.he bought a share when they traded at
a low price and when the price was high enough he pledges to share with the
bank as collateral for Funds.and he also borrowed from various companies
like HCFL.The amount involved in the scam was Rs.1500 crore.
Impact:-
♦One of the biggest falls in Bombay stock exchange-700 points.
♦short selling was banned for 6 months.
♦options and future index derivatives were intintroduce
The government securities (gilt) scam of 2001 was exposed when the
Reserve Bank of India checked the accounts of some cooperative banks
following unusual activities in the gilt market. Co-operative banks and brokers
acted in collusion in a bid to make easy money at the cost of the hard earned
savings of millions of Indians.
In this case, even the Public Provident Fund (PPF) was affected. A sum of
about Rs 92 crore (Rs 920 million) was missing from the Seamen’s Provident
Fund. Sanjay Agarwal, Ketan Sheth (a broker), Nandkishore Trivedi and
Buchan Rai (a Hong Kong-based Non-Resident Indian) were behind the
Home Trade scam.
The shares were transferred allegedly by Mr. Dalmia to his front companies
and entities without payment of sale considerations.
You already know a lot of things about the world famous Satyam Scam Which
Took Palace in the year 2009.it is regarded as “Debacle of Indian Financial
System”.This scam was clear cut example of how an investor can lose is
money by simply misstating the Balance Sheet of the company.
A criminal case was registered against the Speak Asia firm in 2011, some
accounts frozen and it’s business were shut down.
9. – Saradha Chit Fund Scam(2013)
The matter involves the alleged collection of about 450 billion rupees ($6.8
billion) from roughly 55 million investors across the country.